Prime Time and Late Night Movies for Sunday, July 16

film plot: Young Benjamin Braddock recently graduated from East Coast College and returned home to suburban Los Angeles to celebrate with his parents. While family and friends congratulate him and ask him about his plans for the future, Benjamin becomes more and more uneasy.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Robinson, the wife of her father’s legal partner, insists on asking him to accompany her home. There Benjamin is forced to drink alcohol and the woman tries to seduce him in their daughter Elaine’s room. Initially the boy tries to reject her, but a few days later arranges a meeting with her at the Taft Hotel.
Benjamin wanders off for the rest of the summer: he purposely neglects to choose a graduate school and keeps seeing Mrs. Robinson. The latter tells her that her marriage is loveless, that she married only because she became pregnant. Meanwhile, his parents encourage him to date Elaine, but in private his mother tells him off…

film plotJack Traven and Harry Temple, two SWAT agents in downtown Los Angeles, are busy disarming a bomb planted by a terrorist in an elevator full of people.
After foiling the plan of the attacker, who had hoped to receive a large ransom from the state in exchange for the hostages’ lives, the two policemen immediately set out in pursuit of the terrorist, later identified as Howard Payne. The latter, in order to avoid being caught, detonates the bomb, pretending to die during the explosion. A few days later, when everything has returned to normal, the bomber, who survived the explosion, hatches another perverted plan: he blows up a passing bus, killing its driver.
Following this sobering episode, the evil criminal contacts Jack on the public telephone and informs him of the presence of a similar bomb on another bus that arms itself when it reaches 50 mph (80 km/h). Ready to do and blast down at the same speed. This time the terrorist demands a huge ransom by threatening to blow up the bus when the passengers get down. Luckily, Jack manages to board the moving bus, but learns that the bomb has already been activated, and has reached the required speed for detonation.
The situation is further complicated when a petty criminal on the bus, fearing that Jack is about to arrest him, accidentally shoots and wounds the driver. Another passenger, Annie Porter, immediately boards the bus but Jack must quickly find a solution: there is no certainty that after receiving the money, Payne will not fly the bus anyway and the bus will soon stop. .

film plot: The film chronicles Deborah E. Lipstadt’s legal battle over recognition of historical events against David Irving, who sued her for defamation after accusing her of Holocaust denial.
Following the publication of her book Denying the Holocaust: The Growing Assault on Truth and Memory in the United Kingdom, American professor Deborah Lipstadt learned that British author David Irving, a prolific author of texts on World War II, had planned to sue. Have decided. for his defamation.
But even more surprising to the American scholar is the discovery that according to British defamation law he must be presumed guilty until proven innocent. Lipstadt thus has to defend himself and, with his group of lawyers led by Richard Rampton, prove a fundamental truth, namely that the Holocaust was an actual historical event, not an invention…

film plot: Newlyweds Pete and Ellie Wagner, scoffed at by relatives who think they’ll never have children, begin to consider the option of adoption. The two then enroll in a course for adoptive parents, where they are mentored and guided by two social workers, Karen and Sharon. The candidate pairs are then taken to a program where they are given the opportunity to meet orphans.
Initially, Pete and Ellie want a small child to be raised, but then they end up in an area dedicated to teenagers, where they meet fifteen-year-old Lizzie: the girl welcomes them by saying that no one Would never want that. follow him Infuriated by her behavior, Pete and Ellie ask Karen and Sharon for information: social workers inform the couple that Lizzie’s mother, a drug addict and currently in prison, set the house on fire because of a lit pipe. . The two learn that the girl has two younger brothers, ten-year-old Juan and six-year-old Lita. Although it seems like too much of a challenge, Pete and Ellie decide to meet the brothers and the idea of ​​adopting all three begins to mature…

film plot: The film takes place in Vienna in the 1920s.
World War I has just ended and Inspector Peter Perg has returned to his hometown with his comrades after being held prisoner in Russia for seven years. The Austro-Hungarian Empire collapsed and the nation is now a republic, but the level of democracy is very low, with high rates of unemployment and social hardship.
Perg returns to practicing his profession as an investigator and alongside him is forensic doctor Dr. Theresa Korner. The mysterious death of an ex-soldier who returned from war with him, followed by other similar deaths, sparks an investigation into a possible serial killer. The case appears to be at the center of a possible scandal and conspiracy involving unexplained murders involving the Austrian police force…